Haterboy.
| ethomaz said: Haterboy. |
Well, many people that actively use the term "fanboy" told me several times, that fanboys are 1.) in love with a brand/device and refuse to see any negatives and 2.) hating any other brand in the same market, so a "haterboy" would be a "fanboy of a different brand" by that definition.
Personally I have come across people that aren't actually fans of anything, but ardent haters of a specific brand.
Someone that hates the product but is totally obsessed with it.
I watched the entire Nintendo Direct just to laugh at how bad it was.
Urban dictionary claims idort as opposite of fanboy.
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Lafiel said:
Personally I have come across people that aren't actually fans of anything, but ardent haters of a specific brand. |
I assure that there are many of these types around, including myself to a degree but hate is a tad strong in my case.
When you spend shitloads of money (relatively speaking) on a product, have issues with said product, and the ordeal takes months to be resolve or not resolved in a satisfactory manner on your part, it is very easy to hate or in my case, avoid that brand.
On the positive side creating fanboys (or brand loyalty as we call it) is part of my job.
As a member of this forum pointed out, weaker minds are there to be exploited. No offense intended.
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